Considering how many decks use their one supporter per turn to draw this many cards, doing it with an ability is surely welcome in the right deck
All in all, milling your opponent out isnt a particularly great strategy, and lets face it: there are much better cards youd want to play than Trepanation Blade
Stealth Attack Pokemon ex (e.g., Absol or Zoroark ninja tie-in) Raw est.: $150$350 | PSA 10: Rising Thematic fitart-driven demand
Pokmon McDonalds 2025 card list & values As confirmed on the Pokmon website's announcement post of the 2025 McDonald's collaboration, this is the full list of 15 Dragon Discovery cards available in the new Happy Meals, with approximate base-card values based on their original sets being eBay-sellable in PSA 9-grade or lower condition, obtained from PokeDATA: Charizard (Vivid Voltage 025/185) - $19.38 / 15.74 Pikachu (Scarlet & Violet151 025/165) - $32.00 / 25.99 Miraidon (Scarlet & Violet 080/198) - $7.38 / 5.99 Jigglypuff (Fusion Strike 110/264) - $0.71 / 0.58 Hatenna (Champion's Path 018/073) - $0.99 / 0.80 Dragapult (Silver Tempest 089/195) - $9.99 / 8.11 Quagsire (Vivid Voltage 084/185) - $1.47 / 1.19 Koraidon (Scarlet & Violet 124/198) - $7.50 / 6.09 Umbreon (Sword & Shield promo SWSH129) - $29.28 / 23.78 Hydreigon (Paldea Evolved 140/193) - $29.99 / 24.36 Roaring Moon (109/162 Temporal Forces) - $7.49 / 6.08 Dragonite (Scarlet & Violet151 149/165) - $18.00 / 14.62 Eevee (Fusion Strike 205/264) - $14.99 / 12.17 Rayquaza (Sword & Shield promo SWSH029) - $10.50 / 8.53 Drampa (Temporal Forces 138/162) - $5.50 / 4.47 Pokmon Go & TCG Pocket bonuses TCG Pocket hourglasses When buying a Pokmon Happy Meal through the McDonald's app during the collab, Pokemon TCG Pocket players can also get sent a one-time code to get 24 pack hourglasses and 12 wonder hourglasses as a bonus
Lysandre Broke The Game With a Sneaky Recycle Mechanic Pokemon TCG Marketplace Phantom Forces $6.04 90 Days Low $9.00 Daily Low $16.14 Market Price Printed as a Full Art Supporter card in the XY - Phantom Forces expansion, this card represents one of the most short-lived and fundamentally broken utility designs in the history of the TCG
So basically, Chains punishes players who try to draw lots of cards by keeping cards constantly flowing in and out of players hands, or into the graveyard
